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No, it's a petrol / electric hybrid. Generally we don't do much millage with the family car, except holidays and weekends in the caravan so decided to try something a little different.StMarks wrote:looks very purposeful D6Nutz, is it a diesel.?
Well I shouldn’t have said that. Day started with an incident/permit breach On a job I was responsibly for. I didn’t do anything wrong and just had an interview with the boss who wanted to assure me I was not in the firing line. But two guys are losing there jobs, they’ve been here for 15 yrs each. Feel really bad for them, both nice guys, but they purposely broke the rules and put both their lives in danger.kiwikrasher wrote:My last shift of a horror of a swing offshore.
Fecking place can throw it all at me today, I don’t care today, I’ll be home tomorrow!
Youve had a hell of a swing by the sounds. If they have been there 15 years they should have known better.kiwikrasher wrote:Well I shouldn’t have said that. Day started with an incident/permit breach On a job I was responsibly for. I didn’t do anything wrong and just had an interview with the boss who wanted to assure me I was not in the firing line. But two guys are losing there jobs, they’ve been here for 15 yrs each. Feel really bad for them, both nice guys, but they purposely broke the rules and put both their lives in danger.kiwikrasher wrote:My last shift of a horror of a swing offshore.
Fecking place can throw it all at me today, I don’t care today, I’ll be home tomorrow!
Now waiting for the helicopter. Not a nice way to end the swing.
They were Phillipino’s so for one language was a big factor, but still, like you say he knew better.C00kiemonster wrote:kiwikrasher wrote:Well I shouldn’t have said that. Day started with an incident/permit breach On a job I was responsibly for. I didn’t do anything wrong and just had an interview with the boss who wanted to assure me I was not in the firing line. But two guys are losing there jobs, they’ve been here for 15 yrs each. Feel really bad for them, both nice guys, but they purposely broke the rules and put both their lives in danger.kiwikrasher wrote:My last shift of a horror of a swing offshore.
Fecking place can throw it all at me today, I don’t care today, I’ll be home tomorrow!
Now waiting for the helicopter. Not a nice way to end the swing.
Youve had a hell of a swing by the sounds. If they have been there 15 years they should have known better.
Managed 4 GnT’s in about 5 mins before I had to board my next flight. Got a company annual medical tomorrow so that’ll be it for the drinking.Kwacky wrote:Sounds like you've earned that first beer
& you can enjoy life in the best place in your world with the best people as company.Is the dress code casual, or will a Hi Viz tabard be obligatory.?Blade wrote:Neighbour has invited me to the local IAM social night.
Going to go as excuse for a few beers if nothing else but not sure it's my thing. Im not the world's best rider and could probably benefit from some refresher training but I don't think it's for me.
The actions that were taken were dangerous. Working at Heights without correct measures, working outside their scope of experience/qualification, Working at Heights not covered in his permit.Blade wrote:Not good to hear kiwi. Was it deliberate and genuinely dangerous or a harsh call ?
Hope you ok buddy and enjoy the leave.
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